0 - 10V Signal Distributor

HJTRBO · Oct 15, 2010

Hey all,

Having a bit of a tough time trying to find one that's suitable from my current suppliers.

Any recommendations?

Looking for at the minimum;
Power: 24VDC
Inputs: 1 x 0 - 10V
Outputs: 4 x 10V with individual gain and offset adjustments.

Cheers, Nathan

widelto · Oct 16, 2010

This unit splits 0-10VDC into two 0-10VDC signals if you use two of them you´ll get 4 0-10VDC signasl from one 0-10VDC.
http://www.senecauk.com/acatalog/Signal_Processors.html

Eric Nelson · Oct 16, 2010

This one accepts a 0-10V signal and gives four outputs, but they're 4-20ma. Maybe your end devices can be configured for 4-20ma instead?

http://www.laurels.com/qls.htm

-Eric

ianingram · Oct 17, 2010

Made in Australia

widelto said:
This unit splits 0-10VDC into two 0-10VDC signals if you use two of them you´ll get 4 0-10VDC signasl from one 0-10VDC.

As per above, but this one is Made in Oz

http://www.apcs.net.au/products/premier/ssp235.html

HJTRBO · Oct 17, 2010

ianingram said:
As per above, but this one is Made in Oz

http://www.apcs.net.au/products/premier/ssp235.html

Arghh! I already have these in some of my panels!

[edit: Not this model but the brand]

Thanks for the brain refresher. They're not my ideal solution but are the solid second choice.

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